Beach Guide

San Jose del Cabo beach, also known as the “Hotel Beach”, is located in Baja Peninsula, Mexico. The place in which the beach is situated is bounded right away by the United States on its north. The Sea of Cortez, also known as the “Gulf of California”, separates it from the rest of Mexico’s mainland. The beach has a very easy atmosphere with very few commercialized resorts. Unlike many of the country’s major tourist spots, San Jose del Cabo beach has an excellent quality but free from the effects of commercialization.

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The beach has been one of the favorite grounds of destinations among divers and sport fishers because of its mixed and tropical climate. In addition to these recreational activities, San Jose del Cabo beach also offers different kinds of water sports. These include jet skiing, water skiing, kayaking, scuba diving, and snorkeling.

Local cruises are also popular in San Jose del Cabo beach because it can take you to many tourist spots. Some of the cruises can take you to various islets that enclose the entire peninsula. Other cruises provide its visitors with a tour to view the beach’s beautiful sunset. However, several local cruises offer one of the most exciting rides – the whale watching along the shores of Baja California Sur in the pacific coast. The whale watching experience is a seasonal thrill during the months of January to March. � � � � � � �

San Jose del Cabo beach has more than ten kilometers long coastline. It lies on the so-called “Arm of the Pacific Ocean”. Its sands are cream-colored and its sea has a sparkling blue waters. The beach also tenders to its guests beachcombing, surf fishing, strolling, and sunbathing.

San Jose del Cabo beach can be accessed using a ferry, bus, car, or an airplane through the Cabo San Lucas airport.